True that there is plenty of idiocy to go around, but Notes also has
a lot of good features, many of which have nothing to do with email.
Many companies have a huge amount of 'tribal knowledge'--information
that needs to be shared but often isn't. Particularly companies where
people come and stay
Hello All,
Consider the following small program which captures a keypress and
writes it.
--
# This program hangs up for some reason
$\ = "\n" ; # eliminates need for \n at end of print line
use strict ;
use Tk ;
my
I have this program that uses XML::Parser. The Program runs fine up until the parse() function is called, and then something doesn't seem to work right. $hashref should be populated with data, but it is empty. I have checked and made sure that $xmldata contains the proper xml data. Does anybody
Look up quotemeta function.
$new = quotemeta( $old );
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From: A B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: activeperl@listserv.ActiveState.comCC: activeperl@listserv.ActiveState.comSubject: trouble with couple c
I solved this problem with module HTML::Entities
--Alex
A B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everybody!
I have some problem with couple chars when I trying write to the file text stuff. Characters are "long dash "" and "". It is become from MS Excel sheet.
What is solution to easily fix it?
--Al
In a message dated 9/12/2005 2:19:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Wizards, > > Here's one for you. I'm doing some
optimizing on a script (using timethese and cmpthese
> calls in stub programs) and I was wondering about this. I know the
compile-once option on
>
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005, Anthony Okusanya wrote:
> Hi All I am changing one of my script from using system($command) to
> using the
> Win32::Process::Create($obj,$appname,$cmdline,$iflags,$cflags,$curdir)
> method. The problem I have is I want to be able to tell if this
> process is still running. e.g
Hi everybody!
I have some problem with couple chars when I trying write to the file text stuff. Characters are "ong dash "" and "". It is become from MS Excel sheet.
What is solution to easily fix it?
--Alex
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Try using $ProcessObj->Wait($timeout) in your loop.
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$Bill Luebkert wrote:
I'm sure it doesn't stop you from deleteing the unecessary text below and
I'm pretty sure your keyboard has a down arr
use Tk::StayOnTop;
$W->stayOnTop;
HTH,
Vassiliy
Anthony Okusanya wrote:
Hi all
I was wondering if there is a way in TK to have a window/dialog always be on
top.
Thanks
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Hi All
I am changing one of my script from using
system($command) to using the
Win32::Process::Create($obj,$appname,$cmdline,$iflags,$cflags,$curdir) method.
The problem I have is I want to be able to tell if this process is still
running. e.g
While($obj still running)
{
do a few things
}
I cant
Hi all
I was wondering if there is a way in TK to have a window/dialog always be on
top.
Thanks
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$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Craig Cardimon wrote:
Bill is tough, but in a good way. He reminds me of my fourth grade
teacher. She enforced the classroom standards equally. Everyone toed the
line. She grabbed you by the short hairs and yanked until you did. She
never let me slide on anything, but I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My apologies on the last email, I noticed when I looked over it that I
> made a mistake in the context code. I took out part of it because it was
> confusing a coworker that tried to help and didn't quite cut right.
Did the code that I returned work or not ? If it di
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Steve Dawson wrote:
From a fellow Lotus Notes user, have pity on the poor guy. Notes
doesn't run like an email client because it's "GroupWare" which is a
code word for 500MB email client with lousy features. It's only positive
feature is that nobody's managed to write a
Craig Cardimon wrote:
> Bill is tough, but in a good way. He reminds me of my fourth grade
> teacher. She enforced the classroom standards equally. Everyone toed the
> line. She grabbed you by the short hairs and yanked until you did. She
> never let me slide on anything, but I tried, oh yes, I
Steve Dawson wrote:
> From a fellow Lotus Notes user, have pity on the poor guy. Notes
> doesn't run like an email client because it's "GroupWare" which is a
> code word for 500MB email client with lousy features. It's only positive
> feature is that nobody's managed to write a virus that expl
Steve Dawson wrote:
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
I'm sure it doesn't stop you from deleteing the unecessary text below and
I'm pretty sure your keyboard has a down arrow key which would allow
you to
place your comments after the thing you're commenting on. The only real
question is why Lotus doesn'
My apologies on the last email, I noticed when I looked over it that I
made a mistake in the context code. I took out part of it because it was
confusing a coworker that tried to help and didn't quite cut right.
the actual problem is on this line:
my @skeys = $regpth -> Win32::TieRegis
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
I'm sure it doesn't stop you from deleteing the unecessary text below and
I'm pretty sure your keyboard has a down arrow key which would allow you to
place your comments after the thing you're commenting on. The only real
question is why Lotus doesn't properly quote the pri
I'm don't sure, but maybe you need something like
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